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Rare Vintage 1966 Suzuki M15 50cc Motorcycle on 2040-motos

US $550.00
YearYear:1966 MileageMileage:4818
Location:

Newark, Ohio, US

Newark, Ohio, US
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  Rare Vintage 1966 Suzuki M15 50cc Motorcycle. This bike is like a Honda CL model. Only thing is you don't see many Suzuki like you do Honda. This is what the bike needs that I know of:kickstand spring, carburetor float, fuel shut off and rear brakes. The bike will start right up and it runs great. The fuel line is disconnected right now due to the fuel shut off and the float is sticking. I have not ridden the motorcycle due to the rear brakes not working. The front brakes works. The bike is not a show bike,but looks good for the year. There is a dent in the rear fender. This is a real nice vintage motorcycle with a little work it would make a neat pit bike or just to ride around town. Yes the bike does have a TITLE. If you have any questions please ask or if you need more pictures. There is a modest reserve on the bike. Buyer is responsible for delivery of the bike. A $100.00 deposit due after the auction ends.

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